For the AFC we’ll go with a team that somehow took the first overall seed in the conference this year. The Titans are scrappy and well coached, and they are getting back the most dominant player in football in Derrick Henry. The bye week likely gave AJ Brown and Julio Jones some time to heal, which can only help Ryan Tannehill who had to pull some games out of his hat this year with his main offensive weapons sidelined. The problem with Tennessee is they are as shaky of a top seed as we have seen in recent years. Are they even guaranteed to beat Cincinnati? The Titans handled both the Bills and the Chiefs this year, but both games were at home and people who watched the games would agree they seemed to catch both teams on off days. Not to take any credit away from the Titans, but there is a reason their public sentiment doesn’t have them as a Super Bowl favorite like they do with Green Bay. If the Titans can get past the Bengals, and that is a big if, they’ll face the winner of the Bills and Chiefs. Now, just because they’ve beat both teams at home this year it does not mean they will again. In fact, it’s well documented how difficult it is to beat the same team twice in the same season. If the Titans somehow get past the Chiefs or Bills, are you betting on them against Tampa Bay or Green Bay? I’m not saying they have no chance, but it is likely the least amount of confidence the betting market has had in a top seed in years. Let’s see if they can get by the Bengals first.
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